Thought Cycles

This upside down book replicates the cycle of thought. Positive thinking does not just "happen," but often occurs in tandem with the outgrowth of negative thought. If not for loss, a person might not be able to appreciate a gain in finances, relationships, and employment among many other circumstances in life. In order to focus on the good, the bad needs to be acknowledged. This cyclic balance demonstrates the ebb and flow of the Universe constantly in motion both for and against itself.

Welcome to my second compendium of metaphysical articles. Although these articles cover a diverse array of spiritual subjects, there are two major themes — abundance and the cyclical nature of life. While there are separate articles on both of these topics, I believe the real power and potential of this book lies in seeing how they interrelate (which is covered in the series of articles beginning with Lack versus Abundance — Seeing the Big Picture). There are many wonderful books about abundance and the law of attraction, but I have found few that address that while abundance is a ...

From early childhood, Elizabeth Clare Prophet observed the cyclic interaction of nature, planets, and stars. Drawing on sources ranging from Hindu teachings on pralaya cycles, the ancient Greeks' understanding of the golden ratio, and modern studies on the spirals of creation, she shows the rhythmic equation of God in man and nature. From this broad perspective, the wholeness and holiness of the universe are revealed.

Covering interesting and varied philosophical terrain, Cycling - Philosophy for Everyone explores in a fun but critical way the rich philosophical, cultural, and existential experiences that arise when two wheels are propelled by human energy.